The Domain Companies has secured financing for an $80 million condo development for the firm’s South Market District project in the Warehouse District.

The project, called Standard at South Market, will begin construction on 89 condos by the end of August. It will include 24,000 square feet of retail space, joining The Paramount, The Park and The Beacon as the fourth addition to the South Market District. The Beacon and Paramount include more than 300 apartments, while The Park comprises a parking garage, furniture store and drug store.

The Standard’s 15-story exterior and interior have been designed by architect Morris Adjmi, a native of New Orleans and founder of New York City-based Morris Adjmi Architects.

“The industrial architecture and vibes of the Warehouse District inspired the design, but the building has its own rhythm,” Adjmi said in a news release.

The Standard, which will tentatively be completed in spring 2018, will feature a metal façade and deeply-set windows. The “cast-in-place concrete structure will feature 20-foot high retail storefronts wrapping its base, activating O’Keefe, Julia and Rampart (streets) with a variety of lively shops and restaurants,” according to the news release.

Megan McNeill, spokesperson for the Domain Cos., said in July that the condos would be offered for sale and would be a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. She said pricing info would be released later this year.

Pre-leasing for The Standard’s retail space has begun.

Woodward Design+Build will serve as the general contractor for the project. Financing for The Standard includes a construction loan from Bank of the Ozarks and a mezzanine loan from iStar. Equity capital for The Standard was delivered by UrbanView Capital, The Domain Companies and Woodward Interests.